The main academic recruits were the dean of the Institute of Accounting, Business and Finance (Alma dela Cruz, PhD (Business)), three university researchers (Arnel Concepcion, PhD (Biology), Marcos Valdez, PhD (Biology) and Padmapani Perez, PhD ( Anthropology)) and University Librarian (Maria Gia Gamolo, EdD (Educational Leadership) and MA (Library Science)). She also co-founded the Peer Organization of the Philippines, the official association of peer counselors in the country.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
In AY 2015-16, the Office of Academic Affairs, responding to the K-12 transition, the mandated new General Education curriculum, and FEU's aspirational statement and plans, undertook additional projects of academic calendar change, preparations for the new general education curriculum and the Digital Literacy, Effective Communication and Critical Thinking (DLECCT) project. The Office of Academic Affairs also managed the reorganization and streamlining of the new functions of the Center for Teaching, Learning and Continuing Education (CTLCE) which was formerly the Teachers' Academy and the Language Learning Center which was formerly the Center for Teaching English (CELS).
Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance
A Study on the Relationship of Leadership Style and Conflict Management among Academic Managers in Selected Business Schools in the Philippines” by: Dr. Far Eastern University - Manila in light of the challenges of the Improved Basic Education Act 2013 (K-12 Education System) ” by Dr.
FEU Makati
Faculty training programs were offered to develop and enhance faculty competencies, including OBE Seminar Workshop and Academic Integrity, Test Assessment and Evaluation Seminar and Workshop, and Faculty Research Colloquium. FEU-Makati students are proud to be champions in the Association of Marketing Educators of the Philippines Camp 10 Competition and placed 1st Runner-up in the Shark Tank Marketing Plan Competition at San Beda College.
Institute of Arts and Sciences
This was an eye-opener that became the basis for the department's future development plans. IARFA coordinated with the Office for Academic Development in the implementation of the 2nd SIMPI and.
Institute of Education
Heavenly bodies in the First National Convention of Pre-Service Physical Education, Health, Recreation, Dance and Sports last March 2016. The Institute of Education continues to be actively involved in the community outreach programs of the University.
Institute of Law
In October 2015, the FEU Institute of Law was admitted as a member of the prestigious International Association of Law Schools (IALS). Immediately after the Global Dean's Meeting, the International Association of Law Schools' Professors meeting followed in Segovia, Spain.
Institute of Nursing
Analysis of the use of electronic health data in the Quezon City Health Center towards improving quality health care. Accordingly, the third copy of the Institute of Nursing's compendium of research abstracts was printed.
Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management
Adrian Cruz was also elected as the National President of the Philippine Council of Hospitality Management Students (PCHoMS). Having several faculty members along with Dean Melinda Torres as part of the Board of Directors of COHREP further strengthened the University's partnership with the said organization.
ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT
The ADO, through the individual and collective functions of its offices, ensures the achievement of the university's aspiration statement. Establishes and maintains academic relations between international organizations and higher education institutions in its effort to promote internationalization at the university.
Accreditation Office
As a result of the November 2014 Institutional Sustainability Assessment (ISA), the University is granted its autonomous status by the Higher Education Commission with effect from April 2016 until May 31, 2019. Furthermore, the University will apply for additional Centers of Excellence and Centers of Development for the next call of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) apart from maintaining its current Centers for Excellence and Centers for Development.
Center for Teaching, Learning, & Continuing Education
It started with some orientation seminars for existing and new faculty members, highlighted by a faculty day held in June 2015. CTLCE also facilitated seminar-workshops such as the 3rd and 4th Management Camps for Academic Managers held at Hotel Dominique, Tagaytay City and Oasis Hotel, Angeles City, respectively, and a Forum on Classroom Management and a lecture on the Order of Nature attended by IARFA professors and students.
Education Technology
EdTech recently received positive feedback on faculty satisfaction in a survey on the use of the interactive room. Along with the implementation of the interactive rooms, there are 40 chrome books purchased along with the use of the interactive rooms.
Linkage and Student Mobility
The establishment of the University Link and Student Mobility in April 2015 paved the way for the organization of existing guidelines for Link and Student Mobility. Tourism School (Osaka International University); and (3) the possibility of the university participating in this year's ESL/Long Stay event in Japan.
University Research Center
A number of research colloquia were also held in the University with the aim of increasing research visibility. In keeping with the University's commitment to academic excellence, Academic Services accommodates students with different needs through various departments, which include Admissions and Financial Assistance (AFA), Alumni Relations and Placement Services (ARPS), Athletics Department, Community Guidance Services, Guidance and Counseling, Language Learning Center (LLC ), Library Services, Office of the Registrar, Student Development and Student Discipline.
ACADEMIC SERVICES
In AY's second semester, enrollment was down about 7% from the previous semester. Of the total number of scientists who graduated from The Institute of Arts and Sciences, the.
Admissions and Financial Assistance
With the introduction of the NEW FEU CAT exam in 2014, the quality of FEU CAT takers' scores has declined this year. It is expected that an efficient and seamless enrollment system will run in the coming school year as the initial transition issues to the new enrollment system have been gradually resolved and developed (to date, Ederp has successfully addressed some of the concerns raised during the 2nd school year have been introduced). semester enrollment).
Alumni Relations and Placement Services
Produced the first result of the FEU QUEST (Questionnaire on Employment Tracer and Status) with 571 respondents;. Hosted various TAMFAM (Tamaraw Family) activities such as the General Meeting of the FEU Law Alumni Association (August 8, 2015, PCC Conference Room), swearing-in ceremonies of the new set of officers of the FEU Sword Fraternity, Inc.
Athletics
Teams - FEU teams won a total of 4 UAAP championships for Season 78 (Men's Basketball, Youth Soccer, Youth Chess, and Men's Track and Field). FEU- Diliman Classes - FEU-Manila student-athlete classes continued in 2015-2016, with the men's soccer team joining the men's basketball team in classes offered by the Institute of Education.
Community Extension Services and
The Office of the Community Extension Services and National Service Training Program (CES-NSTP) implemented its projects/programs throughout the year in FOUR SEASONS of The BLOSSOM Months (Be in love with selfless service to others, merit). Shared resources/donations in various forms (school supplies, relief supplies, emergency kits, etc.) worth approximately P as a gesture of thanksgiving tagged “Giving Back the Tamaraws Way.
National Service Training Program (CES-NSTP)
The figures related to the students in all institutes of the university: Institute of Accountancy, Business and Finance (IABF), Institute of Architecture and Fine Art (IARFA), Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS), Institute of Education (IE) , Institute of Nursing (IN) and Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM). For the most part, they expressed strong agreement with the evaluation points related to the behaviors and benefits of the activities.
Guidance and Counseling
Active cooperation and links with the various institutes, academic services, companies and organizations for national and international guidance and career activities for the benefit of students and the guidance and advice field. Ten (10) full-time associates and two (2) graduate librarians enrolled in this program and one (1) of the librarians was transferred to another department.
Library Services
She was also invited by the National Library of the Philippines as a facilitator for. The University Library regularly enhances its collection, facilities, services to live up to its reputation as one of the best academic and research libraries in the country.
Office of the Registrar
Jocelyn dela Rosa Andaya, Chair of the Senior High School National Task Force of DepEd; and Mr. Several proposed projects have been identified to improve the services of the Office of the Registrar.
Student Development
Look for the Philippine representative in the ESU International Public Speaking Competition in London. Student Discipline (SD) aims to help maintain a healthy, safe, orderly and peaceful FEU campus through the fair implementation of the Student Code of Conduct.
Student Discipline
At the invitation of institutes, he gave lectures on the student code and laws affecting students. Supported the publication of the JPIA Institute of Accounting, Business and Finance book entitled "Courageous Movement: Strengthening Responsibility and Desire through Voluntary Engagement".
CORPORATE AFFAIRS
It continues to oversee the marketing and communication efforts at all schools in the FEU group. The FEU Bookstore, or TAMS Bookstore, is part of the Corporate Affairs Division, where it plays an important role in FEU's corporate branding.
Bookstore
It has branches in each of the Makati, Diliman and Cavite campuses and three in the Manila campus. In addition, TAMS Bookstore serves as the marketing arm of the FEU Publications Department by promoting the University Press at book fairs and book launches around the Capital Region.
Marketing and C0mmunication Office
The MCO managed the University's special projects including the FEU Public Policy Center forums. In January 2016, PCC was chosen as a case study of a team of Harvard Business School students who were tasked with finding reasons and solutions for the low participation of the FEU community in cultural events on campus.
President’s Committee on Culture
The FEU Cultural app was soft-launched to showcase the use of hand-held devices as a means of raising awareness among the campus community and honoring the university's art deco campus, its treasure trove of paintings and sculptures, and the many events organized by PCC throughout the year. “Let's Twirl & Spin to Beat that Horns Championship 2016” Category, May 8, 2016 at Strike Gym, Bacoor Government Center, Bacoor City.
Publications
Publication of the revised edition of Adios Patria Adorada with annotated bibliography by Alfredo Roces, now edited by dr. The publishing staff took turns discussing publication design and layout, basic photography, editing and copy editing, book production, use of InDesign, Photoshop, and other publishing software.
FEU Public Policy Center
The initial results of this survey were presented at a forum on August 6, 2015 titled "Who is the Filipino Millennial?" The FPPC also expanded the scope of the survey by surveying a new batch of college freshmen along with continuing to conduct the survey with the previous cohort of students. Most recently, on March 17, 2016, FPPC held an election rally called the Millennial Talk Series: "Who's Your Leader?" The town hall was a place for student leaders from the university's various schools to share their thoughts on the upcoming election.
FACILITIES AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
Formalization of accountability of equipment in the identified classrooms to LSE during class hours and to the security office after class hours. Collaboration with Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (ITHM) for the NC II housekeeping training and assessment of the concierges.
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
In the revised faculty recruitment process, HRD takes the lead in facilitating the initial assessment of the submitted documents and the applicant's qualifications and the determination of the initial faculty ranking. On the other hand, the improved Performance Management System focuses on the assessment of the following: Key Results Areas (KRA), Competencies and Application and Practice of FEU Core Values.
Health Services
38th Annual Convention of the Philippine College of Occupational Medicine March at Crowne Plaza, Galleria - Attended by Dr. This report provides a snapshot of the health needs of students, faculty, and staff as well as health services provided by clinic staff in 2015.
Information Technology Services
For the protection of senior high school students, the same witch security system used at the college campus has also been installed. Recognizing that online resources and networks will become increasingly important in the coming years, FEU has engaged with industry partners to deliver better and faster internet access to its students.
Quality Management Office
The complete audit aims to ensure that the university's entire management system has been in compliance with the ISO 9001:2008 standard. In September 2015, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) published a new version of the ISO 9001 standard – ISO 9001:2015.
FEU High School
The FEU High School designed an academic program that combines blended learning and student-centered approaches. Students choose from the Senior High School's art, academic, sports, and interest clubs.
Campus Ministry
The main activities of ACP3FI are categorized into two main areas: 1) continuation and strengthening of its advocacy for peace education; and 2) providing community support through its youth arm – Peace TAYO. PEACE MODULE WRITING & INTEGRATION (Phase 3) – conducted for faculty members of partner schools to integrate Peace Education into their respective curricula last November at Alta Roca Resort.
Angel C. Palanca Peace Program Foundation, Inc
In collaboration with the Rotary Clubs of District 3800, especially the Zone 1 Malabon and Nuclear Free-Philippines Clubs for the Annual Asian Conference Against Nuclear Weapons held on February 13, 2016;. In cooperation with UNDP, OPAPP and ACP3FI - Peace TAYO prepared a photographic exhibition of the works of Mr.
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